How have I not been here before?! Seriously…read more Taichi hits that sweet spot of fast, fresh, and actually satisfying--which is not always easy to find, especially when you want something on the lighter side. The menu is super customizable, which I love--especially if you're plant-based or just trying to keep things on the healthier side. Tons of veggie and vegan options, and nothing feels like an afterthought. I went with a tofu bowl and it was delish--fresh, flavorful, and filling without being heavy. Exactly what you want when it's blazing hot and you need something refreshing but still crave-worthy. Service was great--quick, friendly, and easy. The whole space has a cute, clean aesthetic too, making it a perfect low-key brunch or midday reset spot during those intense desert heat days. Light, refreshing, customizable, and reliable? Say less. I'd definitely go back.

Taichi Bubble Tea…read more This review is based on an Uber Eats order, and honestly... if the food tastes this good after delivery, I can only imagine how incredible it is in person. I didn't see the restaurant itself yet, but after this experience, visiting is officially on the to-do. We started with the takoyaki balls, which were an absolute standout. I'm not an expert on how they're made, but I did notice pieces of octopus inside, and wow so good. The sauce on top is an explosion of flavor: rich, savory, slightly sweet, and totally addictive. I could eat these every time and never get bored. Next, we built our own Tachi burrito bowl and this is where Taichi really shines. The customization options are next-level. You can choose white rice, brown rice, no rice, and even a greens base. Then you get three proteins yes, three. Options include tuna, spicy tuna, salmon, spicy salmon, shrimp, tofu, crab meat, and chicken. From there, it's toppings galore: avocado, cucumbers, red onions, cherry tomatoes, jalapeños, mango, masago, seaweed salad, and crunchy add-ons like fried garlic or fried onions. The variety alone deserves applause. And then... the sauces. This is where you can really get creative. Spicy mayo, poke sauce, chili hot sauce, eel sauce, mango sauce, ponzu, Thai sweet chili, Thousand Island, wasabi the list goes on. We went with spicy tuna, salmon, and spicy salmon, and let me tell you fresh, flavorful, perfectly balanced. Every bite worked. I don't claim to be a poke or Thai food expert, but whatever choices we made... we absolutely made the right ones. Bottom line: even through delivery, Taichi delivered. Fresh ingredients, bold flavors, and endless customization. Next time, in person, and probably ordering way too much.

The best Tai Chi class in Tucson. Jeff is a Master who teaches the basics in an easy to understand…read moremanner. Highly recommended.

From the owner: At Great Harmony you can learn at your own pace, practice in a group, and receive individual…read moreattention

Master Fong is the real deal. Wing Chun Gung Fu…read more Not just self defense, also a wellness center

Awesome! Great people. Great skills. Highly recommend to anyone honing their skills .read more

There are many martial arts schools in town, but I have to say this school ranks amongst the…read morehighest of them. The philosophy that is taught towards self-defense is the most realistic and applicable towards real-life situations. Sensei/sifu Paul that owns the school is definitely in his element towards what he teaches. You want to learn real martial arts, and not go to a cookie-cutter mcdojo, Boxers Rebellion is the right choice.

From the owner: With over 20 years teaching martial arts in the Tucson community, Boxer's Rebellion Martial Arts…read more(BRMA) Tucson is your premier choice to learn Sanda (Chinese MMA / Kickboxing) , Traditional Kung Fu (Chinese Boxing, Shuaijiao Wrestling, & Traditional Weapon Fighting) and No-Gi Jujitsu (jiu jitsu) Wrestling.​ Students train in both striking and wrestling, learning to deliver powerful punches and kicks while also mastering throws, sweeps, and takedowns. In addition, as part of our Traditional Kung Fu program students learn traditional weapon combat training focused on the use of traditional weapons (Jian (straight sword), Dao (single edged saber), Qiang (Spear), Gùn (Staff) and short stick) as instruments of modern self-defense and sport fencing. ​ Whether you're looking to improve your fitness, learn self-defense, or compete, BRMA offers a challenging and rewarding experience for practitioners of all levels.

I Liq Chuan is the martial art of awareness, and as the name suggests it has a heavy emphasis on…read moregetting to know one's mind and body. I wish I had known about it years ago, because there have been so many unexpected benefits during my first year, but this art is relatively new to the US. I Liq Chuan is like tai chi, but those who come to this class with a deep background in tai chi will be blown away by the explicit, de-mystified approach our teacher Kelley Graham provides. Part of that is because I Liq Chuan has a formal curriculum. That said, every class is different, and it has been impossible to be bored. With 30 years of training in various martial arts, Kelley uses select chi gung and nei gung exercises to supplement the curriculum, and uses his own understanding of the moment to decide what we need to advance. See www.ucbprogram.com for more on that. The studio is on Ft. Lowell and everyone who sticks with the class has been really nice. The atmosphere is supportive and welcoming. It needs to be, because this is difficult stuff!

The food was really good. The service was good and I liked the ambiance. They have kid chop sticks…read moreso my kids were happy.

Stopped here randomly while in the area. The place is a bit small inside but there's a decent…read moreamount of seating. I ordered miso soup along with a Philly roll and a Vegas roll. Everything was tasty and filling. The service was friendly and quick. I'd definitely come back for another sushi night.

Jarrod has been a great help in my chronic pain relief. I go to see him for Tuina sessions and it's…read moregentle yet effective way to relax muscles and adjust my back. Jarrod is very knowledgeable and knows how to read the tension in your body and how to properly address it. I would recommend Tuina to anyone experiencing discomfort or pain.

I learned about Descending Dragon and Thrive Acupuncture from a Groupon, and I am pleased to say…read morethat this place is a fantastic find! Jamie provides the acupuncture and Jarrod provides the Tunia (Chinese hands on massage therapy). The treatments are affordable (only $30 each) and effective, and last about an hour total (for both the acupuncture and the tunia). I've been coming here twice a month for the past month, and I am feeling much healthier and happier since starting these treatments. Acupuncture is extremely helpful in treating a variety of health issues. If you suffer from any kind of chronic pain, headaches, high blood pressure, allergies, or digestive problems, you could most likely benefit from regular treatments. Descending Dragon also offers martial arts classes, and Jarrod is a highly knowledgeable expert instructor, as well as being committed to traditional Chinese medicine. If you don't mind a communal setting for your treatments, try it, and you'll soon experience the multitude of benefits that acupuncture and Tunia offer. I have not tried the martial arts classes, but I am confident that they are also highly worthwhile. The martial arts classes offered include Open Training, Xingyi Quan, Bagua Zhang, and Taiji Quan. There are reduced rates available for multiple classes.

Master Stan is the real deal!! Taught by Grand Master Fu Wei Zhong of China, he teaches with great…read morerapport, etiquette, respect, and keeps the ancient teachings. Any type of healing needed, he is THE GUY. I am so grateful for the teachings and I enjoy class weekly as well as the Sound Healings done quarterly, Jade Healings, and 5 element sound healing, and last but not least the meditations. Thank you Master Stan!!

From the owner: Stan Pannone, 14th Generation Emei Qigong Master, has been practicing and teaching qigong for over…read more16 years. He offers Qigong classes online and in-person, and Sound Bath Meditations. His classes and trainings teach people how to balance their own energy which enhances their health. The best thing is most people feel the benefits of qigong very quickly. Stan provides still and moving Qigong. In the beginning, still, meditation can be a little more challenging to learn. Meditation in motion allows you to move and breathe through gentle exercises. You can relax in a way you wouldn’t have achieved alone. We also practice “Qigong healing sounds” that stimulate every organ in our body and a “Universal Mantra” that has no meaning or religious affiliation. It is just a pure sound that creates harmony in your body. People love our Sound Baths Meditations, which provide the most Therapeutic Sounds available anywhere. Beginners Welcome!